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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
THE APOPKA AND ALTAMONTE
RAILROAD.
The Work That Has Been Done and
What 1t is Proposed to do.

The Work That Has Been Done and
What 1t is Proposed to do.
ALTAMoNTE SPRINGS, Jan. 17.-Before
the advent of the grand Altamonte House,
and while 1t was a quiet settlement, in
stead OF as nova popular winter re-
sort-the title OF station did not seem in
appropriate. But with the erection OF
this handsome house and the many other
improvements made by the Altamonte
Company it did seem somewhat neon
Rruous. Mr.. Frost, one OF the members
OF the company. and prominent boston
ME. si'@"t tooE tne m~tVei al -aI-,
and, with the assistance of Senator
Blair, OF New BAApAiire, the MISTER
"a Ehslly adjusted, and last week the
hrst mail to "AltamoEte Springs" ar
rived. The change is slight perhaps, but
IL is FAR more pleasant sounding, and we
know the residents will appreciate 1t.
Your representative interviewed lately
Mr.. John A. Prentis, of W "Odbrldge, one
OF the most shrewd and energetic young
men OF this section. He Is President OF
the Apopka and Atlantic railroad, a road
now graded its entire length, Woodbridge
TO ApoPka. but only completed some i've
miles. TINS road was sold to Orlando
parties some tine ago, but as they
LOOK no steps to develop 1t, Mr.. Prentls
r"purcndsed 1t, as he has greA
ain In Its future. Now, he has just sold
+, or controlling interest, to New
York PARTY OF capitalists, with capital
OF Sl,0OO,O00, who propose putting it ~
good shape and finishing the road. This
certainly will greatly benefit this section.
Tor IL runs through fine portion OF Or
ange county. Tue charter says from a
point on Indian river to Lake Apopka,'
nut 1t can be easily extended, and we un-
derstahd il Inducements are offered II
"a Ill be extended westward from Apopka
10 Galnt sville. and, perhaps, to Monll
cello or Tallahassee. 10 connect with The
proposed new outlet to tue North from
that section. MIR. Prentls went Nortb
saturday, and, on bis return, will pro
coed actively to work u finIsn up the IN.
completed portion OF the road. 1t will be
wldened to standard GuaYe.
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IN NssAss.m Nlnin.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. lS.-Bud Cren-
shaw, on ui the assasslns OF G.. Is. Me-
Kinney. sheriff ol Laoaile county, wa
killed this morning near the Town Of
Twohig by Capt. sc0mitt's company OF
s at rangers. Ever since the killing OF
Sheriff Mckinney by Crenshaw tue SIC.
Coy Rangers nave been searching for he
murde rers. Hearing that Crenshaw was
c0ncea ed ar lw"hlg, Capt. Scumitt
placed a squad of troops TO watch tie
water nole. TINS morning when Creu-
shaw and MS brOtner-in law rode up 10
water their horses they We're order q TO
surrender. Ctenshaw resisted and was
fired upon, failing riddled with bullets.
I bis s the second life taken with three
weeR- IS part payment inr the treachel-
Gus ASSASSINATION ot sner II Mckinney,
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nId nnmln.on striAer, nefeat ID

NEW YORK, Jan. Is ne strike Of the
long sHoreued employed by the Old
ID .m,nIOn Steamship Company mas W.
tuaily resulted IN The complete defeat OF
,he strikers, 40 far as that company Is
concerned. Inc company has a full force
OF men at work, VINO are hired
either by the week or month
W ben extra men are required
tney are Obtained without difficulty
lnere was no Grange to-day in the sItua-
tion OF the strike, 30 far as regards the
u0ycOttlng of freight with foreign steam
sh p companies. Those that refused to
accept freight at first are still refusing it.
but many other iorei-u companies art
taking all that ~ offered
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T;osta'NI'a Stomach B,tters are emphatic
Ahs - 4. - Al ruslorGt.r". TtoHb ,pga, vhiob
tS's great botanic rcmsay vsJ 'uoas In SO
0isDrurIed srsauizatlou .,a t'i'Hrs SsY~1.
ably, though surely progressive pevRs abrupt
ana violent. On this ar'.uhClu IS admirably
mapped 70 persons OF deuDs,s .u,,aIsoti0n
ANA weak nerve, h. bonn thu u""arfr.
II, nera. drug. aJe positively ilOt rows. rhht
70 irtiA,ca tp3sJ pro- esse4 k,sA 70 1T IA ,he
re-es allotment % hrAlthfu viEOr rs con-
spicuouelv shown IN cases where Il il taken 20
overcome that fruitful cuu-" OF debility, 'ndi
ges ion, coupled, ~ Il usuailvfs. with buicus-
ness anu constipation. Thorough digestion,
regular evacuation aAd Hbtudant seG retioa,
are re ults when promptly and inisri bly
atlenU It's aystcma ic use. u n, besides the
ue-t pro ectiye against malaria, aud first
rate diureLic.
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GROWING FAonIu4 TOWNS.
Interesting Items bout the Rail-
roads in the Land of Fluwet :.

Interesting Items \ bout the Rail-
roads in the Land of Fluwets
LAKELAND, FLA, Jan. 1S.-Kiss nm e
viii ne the IA lrosd centre Of South
Florida ere many days il present indica-
t uns are snN ~ de. The Florida Md
land is grad d from Lake Jesup to some
miles VT st OF GOtha, ana is making giant
strides toward kssImmee. 1t runs
through an old settled district for n large
portion OF the way, and therefore o d
business can be real zed almost from the
start. Those behind ii Will push it 10 an
carry completion, and probably April l
Will see its entry INTO this lax side city.
luz Tavares, Ap0pka anu CUT. Maj.
Abrams road, is beng worked TO some
eXteuI, aud 1t is pr diced tuA 1t will be
start Il up atresh very soon and pushed
TO- ward to complexion.
AuburndRlr, Acton and other towns
along the line seem quietly resting, just
at present, though some impr vements
are visible at eacn place. The first named
town mas an excellent location, and Que
o these DAYS will 90 ahead at speed
That Will estOnlsb sOme OF her der sis
;ers. lakeland is Improving rapidly.
several nice DWELLINGS are in course of
c Instruction, while improvemt rTs OF
many kinds are visible on every hand.
SURF unded by beautiful clear WAFER
lakes anu peopled by such an industrious,
energetic class, no NOnder she goes
a,ead NJ. ssrs. owes g. sun, OF the Me.
tropolitan Hotel. Asbu Y Park, N. j., are
now in charge OF the fine fremont House,
a have put it In handsome shape.
3 ooAs ~ Cnwderly have sold out their
drug store TO Mr. j seph Forbes. The
bus ness men teel jutIlaut over the pros
pets al the early comp elton vi the Jack
sonYile, Gull and Mapatee River rail-
road Work will be begun within thirty
days. and tie enlerurfHe wO ked iOTWa. q
RAPIDLY. At the Mapaiee RIVER hey have
magnificent dock iacIlitIes, with II feet of
water at the bank. BY IA very little
dredging 90 feet can be had. This road
viii belp nn this section and give 1t an
uDWara impetus at once.
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BIG SNOW DRIFTS.
Travel Suspended on several Kali
roads in Indiana.

roads i'll Indiana.
WABASH, IND, Jan. 1S.-The worst
storm OF the season prevailed yesterday
in this section Of the State. The snow
dritted badly all day, and last night
travel was practically suspended on sew
eral roads. On the north end of the Gin
cinnati, WABASH and Michigan railway,
immense DRIFTS delayed trains, and on the
Chicago and Grand Trunk two through
passenger trains and eighteen freight
traIns stuck fast between Valparaiso and
-, -..- -t,,rS:.r -. - " abasb road t-2ius
were kept moving with great dIflcUSJ.
80 BELOW ZERO IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 1S.-lhe per
6Irv his morning ranged in the fioinlte
OF o. degs. below zero. The heavy snow
storm o, sunday and the intensely cold
weather since have greatly impeded rail-
road travel, ard the bulletin board at
Union this morning shows that through
trains on all roads are from two to i've
hours late. On some of the lines travel
mas been suspended TWO days.
AN ICE JAM.
CORNWALL, ONT, Jan. lS.-Broken ice
from Long cault became damned at the
foot 81 Tue cana aud the river last uIgnt
oveitlOWed. completely inuhdatlng tnal
portion OF the town lying along the river
bank. The Storm0nt mill, the canada
COTTON mill and MacK's -four mil are all
flooded, the operatives in some cases
having 10 fee for their lives. Frank
BerGeron, employed in tn" Canada cotton
mill, was uro~ntd. The loss Will he very
ueaVy. The scene in The flooded dtsiTIct
is beartrending. Many houses are sur
rounded by water, and the Inmates b4iOle
benz, rescued stood IOur hours IN the lch
cod "a,er h ee deep. A large number
OF horses ana ca e nave been drowned.
ST. PAUL CARNIVAL.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan, lS.-i ne second
winter carnival was inaugurated last
nigh WITH u display, and tbrnugs OF spec.
laJ"Ts surprising tbose Vi last year aud
with AL outdoor temperature OF 10 below
Zaro.
THREE PERISH IN BLIZZARD.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, Jau. "a tele-
9Tam lrum DakO ANNOUNCES the loss in
a blizzard VI Z. b. Buck and his son
Herman, Of SLurgls, MIcu.. ana Mr.. Dd-
Wis, al whose house theF We're stopping.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-The weather
was clear AID cold. The track was some.
~ hat iumpy. TIE attendance WAS better
than ary previous dav OF the meeting.
Fac ~ nts " ere as follows:
RsT RACE-Fur beaten horses, ono half
mde; selling Twilight won, with Logan
5 c"nd aud Lewis Uhirt. inc 5lta.
SECOND RACE-~iX furlong>: sci ing
Rein ch won. with CathcaTt second and Lltll
Joe tmrd T,me l:l61s.
1utRD RACE-Dwutr rs handicap; seven fur
LONGS. Ha tie Car se W b. u noe, with
= Opus 5, cond and Peacock thin d. Time
1889. There viii be racing thursday.
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xnnrraI Jnuffsfinus.

COOPER.-The relatives and friends OF
Capt. JOHN COOPER aud family are inv ted to
AMEND his funeral at $3.50 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON from his late residence, No.
2OS south Broad street.
GALlBERT.-The friends and acquain-
lance OF Mr.. GALIBERT are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from the reside ce of
Mr.. j. George Stegmaer, corner Henry and
ID ayto streets, at IL O'Clock THIS (Wednes
day. MORNING.
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the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused by disordered liver, it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Ulmer's Liver Corractor and take no other.
II 0C a bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, NJ. D..
Pharmacist. Savannah, Ga.
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Obituarn.

RlDGELY.-Departed this life on the morn
ing or the 7th, at the residence of her parents.
o. Harris street. after brief illness. Miss
FANNIE ii youngest daughter of Capt. Z.
a., 81 NJ. p I'D. =. age 2. yeGr..
Deceased was on baltimore @.",. SAL *.
Jo-ng lsky OF rare BEAUTY, noteu for her
many lovely traits of character and gentle
ness OF disposition; she leaves much afflicted
lamllV and hosts of friends to mourn her
unexpected death. She is not dead; she only
sleeps.
Can not back the dear departed,
anchored safe where storms are DER.
On The border land we left her,
Soon to meet and part no more.
r. s. G.
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LAGRANGE, GA, Jan. is This morn
Ing at O'clock Deputy Marshal j. A..
Reid discovered fire IN the hardware store
Of X. +. Abraham, when, with Truitt &
Dunston's grocery, was soon laid In ashes.
Trultt Il DunstOn's loss was $4,000.
Their insurance is $1,000. Mr.. Abra-
hams loss IL IS 600, and his Insurance
5000. The fire Is supposed to have
caught from some defect ia tlue. Turee
adjoining buildings were damaged to the
amount OF 81, 600
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ID xic's Lumber Regions.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l5.-rbe fourth an
nuai correction oi the Union Association
OF Lumbe, Dealers, in session here, VIII
cave to-Il0r;Ow night by "A SPECIAL train
over the .ouIsvllie and Nashville road
tor Nashville and other points, where they
viii Wis and inspect some OF tue mills IN
the lumber regions OF the South. The
Visit will extend to Birmingham, Mobile,
penSaCnlA and knnNNllIe.
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ST LOUIS. Jan. 1S.--Abo $50 knights
OF Labor n Llggett Il My ers tobacco iac
tory struck y, sierda, and a comm tie,
tr,m AS mhly No. II desned to talk the
matte, over with he managers. Tue lat
ter refused to treat win any labor ORGAN.
eaton. About 100 hands are employ I'd
in the fac Ory and IL IL not known how
many OF taem are Knights. No inlerrup
ton OF WORK has been caused up TO this
afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S--Representa.
owes Clements anu Bount m de a. u.
mems before the House Comm ,ttee .ou
laIms to-day IN favor OF tue oil which
Mr.. Brown put throu-b tho senat, recog-
..-f-.- - 'I~'~ps ~ th~ Snptn o. aAtArp
xpd Ce.t4As I-4l,O a. ~ - 20, 49, AaAA
rsher SOutaern roR0S, tw We dlda' Susp
Between tue real value o. 400 roIlng
stock sold 10 them by IRE AOvei mem
afr he war and the pris'es v~ld Tor IL.
The bill wIu 0e isyoraDiy iepss seI, th-J
e-v. ii passed by the Ho1Je.
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One OF orilIa.ds Men shot.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Jan. lS-John Clan
cey, a nreman on Z. Lorulard's yacht
Revs, WAS shot by Policeman Hisgin
botbam last night. the policeman was
of duty. he says Clancy was drinking
d boisterous, and wnrn spoken 10 as
saulted the policeman with knife, cut
ting bis oVercoat in several places. Hig-
ginbotham drew his pistol and fired, the
ball striking Clancy in the stomach
The would Is serious. The officer is I'M
der arrest. There Will be q thorough iu-
YestigatIOn.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is - The ma
chluery constructors IN the Knights o.
Labor have been granted a national
trades charter. with this qualification a:
ruaL assemblies composed OF boiler
makers, machine biacksmllhs, pattern
makers and machine molders, wnjch ar,
kludt ed trades tn machine constructors,
aud hich 1t was intended the rational
organization should embrace. could ION
the National District Assembly, but they
-uOuid not be forced 10 do so. This
change was willing Y accepted.
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APT TO PR VIZ MURDER.
Factory Employees at Columbus
Onarrel WI Il a D..astrOus ke-ult.

Quarrel wat u Disastrous Result.
COLUMBUS, GA. Jan. lS.--Burrell Hill
ami Lee Osletree, TWO young men work
ing Ia the dye house OF the Eagle anu
Phenix mills, had IA difficulty this morn
ing, which resulted In Ugletree picking
up a piece OF IRON pipe and striking HIh
IA erTibe blow over tue head. Hill has
been CncOnscl"us ever since, and will
probably die during the night. Oglelrec
l-tt tor parts unknown Immediately after
the fight. He Killed "a young man last
summer at picuIc, but WAS acquitted
OF charge OF murder, claiming that II
was accidental. Il caplui ed his second
crime Will 20 hard against i'm.
james Wilson, an old ci zen OF this
place, dropped dead TO n igh as ne steppe d
OIL sIreel CIR.
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riccs advancing.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 1S.-rbe window
glass factories have advanced the card
rate per cent. or more, and the Western
iron Association meets here tomorrow
m called session for the purpose, 1t il as
serted, OF advancing the price OF bar iron.
In both these trades the advance I'm
selling prices carries with IL an advance
In the MOrkmen's WAges.
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Jersey City's Strikers.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 1S.-The strike
amun- tue coal ha oilers continues. but
a = eat deal ct coal was trans erred /,
New Iork and Brooklyn to day n0twth-
stand ny The Erie, Pennsylvania, Lehi b
and Delaware d Hudson COMPANIES were
ne princi pal Shippers, Fifty Of the Della
ware Il Hudson strikers asked to be
taken back to-day, but were r., iect, O.
The work is being do aim ST wholly BY
new men. Ample official protection was
provided.
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CITY TREASURES OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Janua y LIST, 1871

SAVANNAH, GA, Janua'y LIST, lsd.i
The following taxes are now due:
REAL STATE. fourth quarter 1895.
STOt X IN TR DE, fourth quarter 1886.
FURNi1U E, etc, fourth quarter 1885.
WAtER RENTS, in ddodnce. for SIX mouths
ending June 3Oth.
GROUND RENTS in arrears for two or
more quarters.
year 1887.
discount of ten y,s, cent. wilt be allowed
upon REAL ESTATE. STOCK IN TRADE,
FURSlTU E, MONEY, ETC., and n ArER
Rem rs. If Dttd arjth,B Fifteen days after J'h-
ia U f at.
And a discount of ten per cent. VIII be al
lowed upon SPECIFIC TAXE, if paid on or
before January 31~t.
&. s. HARDEE. CITY Treasurer.
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ROME, GA, Jan. lS.-Co. Daniel 8.
Prlulup, prominent lawyer Of tnls city,
~ Il TINS morning.
Col. Thomas Berry also died to-day
Col. Berry was probably one oil the ricn-
eat men in Nortb Georgia, his estate
icing valued at $2j0,O00.
There was fire at the Etna fYrnace
this morning. 1t Is not known What the
loss amounts TO.
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Ccrirntnn;s lR.Yl,eo., 10,

CovlsVTsA. nA.. Jan. AS..-,s~ .Ac aS0.
nieibal election held mere yCbssiGAy for
AtANor ana GGunoi1inen tina luI.or.dx
ln"minaleo uokeul vas efecten wI,arut
opposition; Mayor, Or. J. :. teaIing.
eSd--.lthlea; -. r.. Thompson, ". j..
Gar. u. II. Phaapros, =. q. i.r.. = &,
ROOFS and J. 5. Carroll.
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CHICAGO, Jan 1S.-Miss Nina Van
Zandt, The young woman VINO is an.
nuuncrd to he married to the condemned
Anarchist, August Spies, took out the
usual form of marriage license this tore
noon at the office OF the CnnnlY CIerk.
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Notice.

All bills against the British steam hip
Marion ;" Jeffells, Master. must be present
ell at our Office by or before u NJ. WEDNES
DAY, Jan, 10, or payment thereof Will be de =
barred. A. MINIS & -ONS. Agents.
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Naticn.

Parties holding claims against the United
States Government for cotton taken and cap
tured by Treasury Agents after the late war
will find it to their advant age to consult with
j. +. BR OkS, Manager,
l35 A. d l37 BAY ireet
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Savannah aud Tybee Railway Go.

OFFICE OF TREASURER. Ill BAY ST.l
SAVANNAH, Jan. s, 1887.
By resolution of the Board of directors
adopted at last regular meettn1 FOURTH
INSrALLMtNT OF TWENTY FIVE PkR
CENT. of the Preferred Capital Stock Is
called for. payable at this office on or before
THE SEVENTH DAY OF iFERRl -,
~ ioHN W. RuRkOF-----
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Denth from Consur,,,ion

SPARTA, GA, Jan. 1S-Willie Adams,
an estimab.e young man Of this county,
al here to-day OF consumption. He was
III years OF age and the only son OF N.Y..
Sallie Adams, a widow.
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Valuation of Real Estate, Improve.
mrnts. Additions, ETC.. for the
Year 1887.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER

SAVANNAH. GA Jan 4. 81. J
The assessment II ok, containing valuations
OF The following property for taxation durin4
The year 1887. VIZ: Real estate ant Improve
ments and property o. ever. KIND not hereto-
lore assessed, including new buildings erect
ell and Improvements and additions made
snce the last as e-sne 1t, is now open for in
sp ction N this Office, aud NJ" &c Ia hereby
ven t" all concern, Il Ia file their objections.
date, otherwise he assessments therein con-
taiucd VIII be ina and CO. clu-lve as e.Iab-
li-hing The value by which to estimate the
tax t. he colec ed herepn.
jectiC ms must be ma de in writing and ad-
dressed to the Assessment Committee.
C.S. HAIR EE City Treasurer.
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Sprriat Nofirra.
Savannah Gas Light Company.
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. II,

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. II, 1897.
dividend of TWO AND A HALF (2A1l
PER CENTUM on the capital stock of this
Company has been declared this day. payable
on and after THURSDAY, the Goth inst
A. G. GUERARD, President.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The fourth annual meeting OF the Stock
nolders Of the AT anita Home Insurance Com
panv will be hell at the CO 'pary'S Office in
Atlanta, Ga, UESDAY Jan. 25th, begin
niugat II A. NJ. div deud of IT, mN1Y
(20I PER CENT. has been declared on the
compan g stOck AMI has been app led to I'M
paid tiances on stock subscriptions. A dlvi-
dend OF TEN PER CENT. has been declared
also, on all premiums o. annual policies in
iorce Dec. a. 1885. JOEL HURT, Sec'y.
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Special Notice.

All bills against the Norwegian bark
"Gler," Amundsen, Master must be left
at our Office before p O'Clock, THIS DAY
STRNCHAN 4 Co
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TENNEssEK's LEGISLATURES.

NASHVILLE, JaG. 10 Toe LEGISLATURE
in separate session Oa loted 10 day Tor
SeLatOr Tor the short Term. In butn
houses Mr WnIttAOrne Iecelveu 81 ana
j. A. Num- 40. The result Will be de-
Glazed Ia joint session tomorrow. One
ballot was taken in tue caucus Tor tie
long term, but no result " as reached
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Spettal 2Intlreo.
Notice.

would like to meet the said JAMES NEW
COMBE. of Savannah, Ga, In foot race for
the championship of this State. for any
amount, from 50 to 800 yards. Race to be run
one week from the signing Of articles.
w. h. HAM LION
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AtRPtlnua.

Golden Rule Lodge No. IL, |. D. o. f.
regular meeting of this Lodge will be
mel THIS EVENING at 8 O'clock.
The FIRST Degree will be conferred.
Aemb rs OF other l. rtges and visit ng
hroth r. are invited TO attend.
BY order of
E. w. CUBBEDGE. N. G.
III, G. GANAUL. SeC'Y.
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PROVISION DEALERS GO UNDER.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. lS.-Bredenberg &
StrIlIn., grOcers aud provision NJ, T.
chants, to-day made II transfer Of then
business TO j. j. Bredenberg. Their
Liabilities are $4,000. Tie assets IN notes,
accounts aud stock aggregate IN the
neIgnborhood OF $l00,00O. Failure to re-
celve large country payments because oil
snort crops precipitat d the affair.
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DR.. III. HI. Hitchcock
Notice to Tax Payers.

Offers his professional services to the citizens
Savannah. Office 100 Liberty street.
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WASHING ION, Jan. le-FOur Cover
nOrs were indhgurated TO day with appro-
PIRATE and imprr-sIng Ct remou rs: kriss
at Delaware, Beaver vi Pennsylvania,
Ross OF Texas, and Green oil New Jersey.
TIE latter Was wOrd in at III ,dni .nt last
gut 10 avoid the possible Implications
81 au inlerre mum pending the legislative
iisnulr.
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nihin,s Annir c..

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-Ghe credi ors OF
E. DuuCau gu din, the advertising ag n,
ned "a meeting At noon today. The meet
ing was organized by elecUng Raymond
Brd2 imam, Of Mrs. Frank Leshe's pub.
tIsnIng house, As chairman, j. Il. FERRIS.
The assignee, STA ed That tue books slowed
Sl95 900 due, bat Of this amount Only
about $l25.' 90 could be collected III three
months. over SLOT, 900 is due o creditors.
A committee OF hYe was appointed To
examine the books aud make a report al
tue nt Xt meeting, which viii De held to-
morrow al noon. 1t was proposed 10 turn
tue concern Into stock company. and
appoluJ MIR SniffiU a. manager. but this
did not meet VITA the consent oi those in
tere-ted. Mr.. oniltin was not pres MT at
Tue meeting.
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Georgia Hu>sars.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs,l
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. II, 1881.
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CALIFORNIA; VOTE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IS. - The Senate
to-day Va ed iuI L ted states Srnalor.
George Hear~t Dem. re wed 70 votes
and uenry Nrp"man Rep H. in The
Ass mby 81 Vot 5 We're cast for Hearst
and 30 for Vru' man. lac tut conyen-
tion bal OF ~ill DC taken tomorrow.